APconnections provides simple turn-key Netequalizer bandwidth shaping and Internet/WAN optimization appliances. The Netequalizer is a flexible, scalable, plug-n-play appliance that reduces network congestion in any network topology, and is deployed successfully in large multi-national corporations, office complexes, universities, schools, and Internet Providers …
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View online Operation & user’s manual for APconnections Netequalizer NE 3000 Gateway or simply click Download button to examine the APconnections Netequalizer NE 3000 guidelines offline on your desktop or laptop computer.
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Netequalizer allows you to set bandwidth rate limits on individual users, subnets, MAC addresses, or VLANs, so that you can effectively manage a tiered service structure. Alternatively, you can set up shared rate limits for different classes of users utilizing Netequalizer's "Pools" feature. Our User Guide describes your rate limit options in detail.
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You can examine APconnections Netequalizer NE 5000 Manuals and User Guides in PDF. View online or download 1 Manuals for APconnections Netequalizer NE 5000. Besides, it’s possible to examine each page of the guide singly by using the scroll bar. This way you’ll save time on finding the necessary info.
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User Guide: After initial installation. Setting up advanced features. Fifty plus (50+) page guide. Walks through set-up of Netequalizer features in detail. Includes instructions on setting up bandwidth priority & limiting rules, connection limits, user quotas, ntop reporting, setting/forcing LAN speeds, and CALEA. Support Archives
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You can examine Netequalizer NE4000-5Gb Manuals and User Guides in PDF. View online or download 1 Manuals for Netequalizer NE4000-5Gb. Besides, it’s possible to examine each page of the guide singly by using the scroll bar. This way you’ll save time on …
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Apr 03, 2010 . The Netequalizer User-Quota API (NUQ API) programmer’s toolkit is our replacement for the GUI tool. The motivation for developing the toolkit was to allow ISPs, satellite providers, and other Internet management companies to customize their business processes around user limits.
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Netequalizer appliances are bandwidth shaping appliances available in a range of configurations from 20Mbps up to 10Gbps (full duplex), designed for voice and data networks. Netequalizer's built-in rules-based, application-level traffic-shaping technology dynamically controls traffic based on current network usage. When the network is congested, the fairness algorithm favors …
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On our Live Demo Site you will learn how to use the Netequalizer to... Automatically give priority to latency-sensitive traffic such as VoIP, web applications (SaaS and cloud-based offerings), and email. Reduce network congestion and optimize the use of your existing bandwidth. Carve out shared bandwidth limits (Pools) or individual bandwidth limits by IP, subnet, VLAN, Pool, or …
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Sep 27, 2013 . We are a wireless ISP in Colorado and we use the Netequalizer product on our network to provide bandwidth shaping and throttling. The Netequalizer has been on our network for over 5 years now and we are very pleased with the product and the tech support. 5 years ago we started with a couple bonded T-1s and the Netequalizer.
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Sep 17, 2017 . This guide is a great resource for anyone on your team that you would like to acquaint with the key features & functions of the Netequalizer. Use it standalone, or as a guide to walkthrough the Product Demonstration Site. You can view the 8.5 Product Demonstration Guide here. 8.5 Product Demonstration Site
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The Demo Guide helps walk you through key concepts and interfaces within the Netequalizer. The Demo Guide is not just for potential Netequalizer customers! If you want to see a preview of the 8.4 Release prior to upgrading, or just re-familiarize yourself with the Netequalizer’s primary value-adds, this quick walk through is a great resource.
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Apr 12, 2011 . The Netequalizer User-Quota Application Programmer’s Interface (NUQ-API) Toolkit was first released in April 2010. We are maintaining all of the features offered in the API, but now you can leverage the GUI to implement them. …
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Netequalizer 8.1 User Guide Our User Guide has been updated to highlight the new reporting capabilities available in 8.1. Check it out here. You can read all about Dynamic RTR under the Monitoring and Reporting section, starting on page 44.
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In order to get the most from the Netequalizer reporting tool, you’ll want to follow these steps: 1) Start RTR This is required for tracking data historically. 2) Add IPs to Track InRTR, add IP addresses you want to save traffic history for to Manage Traffic History -> Manage Tracked IPs. Most of the time, this will be all your local subnets.
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When enabled, your Netequalizer will become a state-of-the-art network probe. It will immediately attempt to learn all the devices on your local network, and then it will monitor them. If you choose to turn it on, it will gather information inside your network and make your data available from a secure cloud portal for viewing. J
The Netequalizer User-Quota Application Programmer’s Interface (NUQ-API) Toolkit was first released in April 2010. We are maintaining all of the features offered in the API, but now you can leverage the GUI to implement them. The Quota API still enables you to:
In 7.1 we introduced Dynamic Real-Time Reporting (RTR), a new reporting capability imbedded within the Netequalizer Dashboard. With RTR, you are be able to slice and dice network usage and network process data in more meaningful ways, to help you better manage your network. See Software Update 7.1 for more details.
With our Traffic Reports, you can now track Netequalizer traffic (bandwidth usage) for your whole network, as well as for selected IPs. In our first release, graphs display up to 1 day’s worth of data, and show patterns of upload and download usage, as well as how often you have hit RATIO during the selected time period.